Synara 0.1.7 release notes.

Synara 0.1.7

• Claude Fable 5 available to Claude and Cursor — Claude Fable 5 now appears across the Claude and Cursor model paths, so you can pick the new model without hand-editing provider settings.

  The shared model contract, Cursor variant list, keybinding metadata, provider discovery invalidation, and model-picker coverage were updated so Claude and Cursor stay in sync when new supported models land.

• Cursor model discovery is smarter — Cursor-backed sessions now discover ACP model support more reliably, refresh stale model lists, and recover better when the provider reports partial or invalid state.

  Cursor ACP support now has stronger parsing, refresh, health, and adapter handling, with tests for discovery fallbacks, stale cache invalidation, and provider health behavior.

• Provider usage is visible where you work — Usage limits and pace now show up in the chat environment, settings, and compact controls for Codex, Claude, Cursor, and Gemini.

  Synara now reads provider credentials and usage data through shared server parsers, normalizes snapshots, stores cached values in SQLite, and renders reusable usage rows, progress tracks, line lists, and settings panels in the web app.

• Composer controls are easier to scan — Model and options pickers are split more cleanly, empty threads keep the focused picker layout, and stacked composer panels have steadier sizing.

  The composer stack now uses shared panel content and sizing helpers, refreshed trait-picker behavior, tighter queued/live-change headers, and extra browser/unit coverage for compact controls and panel styles.

• Desktop chrome and installers got sturdier — Windows desktop builds now use a more reliable custom titlebar path, and Linux download metadata matches the current AppImage asset naming.

  The desktop app gained centralized Windows caption controls, top-bar gutter handling, preload IPC support, font-family cleanup, and backend Node option tests, while the marketing download page now points at the -x64 AppImage naming used by current releases.

• Long-running sessions recover under pressure — Backend memory diagnostics, WebSocket backpressure handling, and live stream recovery were tightened so heavy sessions stay predictable.

  This release adds memory diagnostics, stream backpressure guards, buffered provider-runtime ingestion coverage, and Codex app-server recovery fixes to keep partial streams and reconnects from leaving the UI stale.

• Small UI fixes landed across chat and navigation — Plugin mention icons stay correct after sending, sidebars and search palettes have sharper state, and chat/task rows picked up focused polish.

  Mention-chip icon logic, composer mention parsing, sidebar route metadata, search palette tests, active task cards, right-dock layout, root route chrome, and settings navigation all received focused fixes.